Erling Haaland and Kevin De Bruyne can set three final Premier League records vs Brentford

Erling Haaland has rewritten the Premier League record books with his blistering debut season for Manchester City, but still has time to add two more records to his name in the final league game at Brentford. With 36 goals and eight assists, Haaland needs just one more goal contribution to register the most overall involvements in a single Premier League season. He is currently level with Thierry Henry's 44 from 2002/03.

If Haaland scores one more goal, he will take that record, and also another if it happens to be assisted by Kevin De Bruyne. The Belgian has set up his strike partner nine times this season, and no player has set up the same teammate to score ten in a season before. The pair are currently level with Heung-min Son and Harry Kane (20/21), Laurent Robert and Alan Shearer (01/02), Stan Collymore and Robbie Fowler (95/96), and Fowler again 1994/95 with assists by Steve McManaman.

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Should De Bruyne register two assists at Brentford, he will equal his 2020 tally of 20, which remains level with Henry for total assists in a season. One more, and he will hold the record outright. And should De Bruyne and Haaland combine for three goals, however unlikely, they will equal Kane and Son's record for most goals scored by the same scorer and assister, regardless of who scores.

To get those records, Haaland will need to address his goalscoring slump of three games - a number that isn't noteworthy for any other player, but feels significant for Haaland. He has never gone more than three appearances without scoring, doing so on three occasions this season, but has failed to find the net in his last two starts against Real Madrid and Brighton,